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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1971
Page
10
Editorial outlines a thoughtful environmental activist path rooted in science and public policy. Dr. Roderick Nash, UCSB co chair and author, argues that cleaning air requires deep knowledge across physics, chemistry, botany, physiology and social sciences, not slogans.
The article cites President Nixon urging labor harmony during a 90 day wage price rent freeze and appealing for public cooperation to halt strikes. It notes 150,000 workers in 363 strikes, potential $5000 fines for violations, and calls for foreign and domestic support to sustain leadership and curb living costs.
Early picturephone use reveals how people respond to video calls. Domineering individuals select close ups of themselves while camera shy users show partial faces. Abrupt on the phone become more engaging on video as voice patterns come alive. The fate of answering from a hot tub remains unstudied.
HAL BOYLE reflects on memory as a vivid grab bag of past joys and common memories from midcentury America. He recalls dog names Hector and Tige, pie contests, school yearbooks, and changing social habits, contrasting nostalgia with era shifts. Pheasant hunting news closes with Illinois reports: 38,679 pheasants killed by 24,413 hunters across seven public areas, up 379 from 1969.
A retrospective on New Jersey as a key battlefield and political bridge in the American Revolution and nation building. The piece notes Trenton’s Christmas attack, Washington’s campaign, New Jersey’s rapid ratification of the Constitution, and its status as mother of the Senate.
A collection of statements highlights New Jersey’s historic role in farming industry science and innovation from Edison to Telstar. It notes educational emphasis and preservation efforts while recounting Gettysburg and Pennsylvania’s opposition to a battlefield tower.
Mrs Joyce Yallop of Norwich landed a 500 pound Mako after a lengthy 2 1 2 hour fight off Cornwall securing the largest shark ever caught in British waters. The prior record stood at 498 pounds.
A compact column of curiosities and light Q A about beauty, love, health, animals and trivia. It includes jokes on Venus de Milo amours, wives, sickness frequency, giants versus midgets, ambidexterity, Rod McKuen, gold bricks, sharks, and long kisses with records noted. Readers invited to send questions to L M Boyd.
An NEA column critiques widespread self centered greed in American life. It cites thefts by individuals and corporations, rising shoplifting, fraud in defense contracts, and lax loan repayments. The piece warns readers to curb temptations and guard possessions.
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